UK construction looks to cement recovery from virus woes
Activity rebounds in June with PMI soaring to 55.3 from just 28.9 in May
Guildford, United Kingdom
CRANES whir above the affluent market town of Guildford, south-west of London, as Britain's construction sector cranks back into gear after a damaging coronavirus lockdown.
Many of the nation's builders downed tools when the government effectively shut the country down on March 23, ordering the public to stay at home as the outbreak took hold.
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